The Strange Truth: Why Coins Pump on Binance Delisting and Dump on Listing"

In crypto, logic doesn’t always win—strategy does.

When a coin gets delisted from Binance, you’d think it’s the end of the road. But instead of crashing, it pumps—fast and hard. This isn’t organic. It’s often a last-minute manipulation by insiders, whales, and early holders trying to create exit liquidity. New or uninformed traders see the spike, panic-buy, and become the exit for those looking to dump.

Now look at the opposite:

A coin gets listed on Binance—one of the biggest exchanges globally. Everyone’s hyped. Telegram groups explode. Price predictions fly. But once it goes live, the price crashes. Why? Because smart money already bought early (during private or pre-sale rounds). When the listing hits, they sell into the hype, taking profits while retail FOMO buyers get trapped at the top.

These situations reveal two cold truths of crypto:

1. The news is already priced in before it hits public headlines.

2. Retail traders are often the exit liquidity.

So what can you do?

Watch the volume and market behavior before jumping in.

Don’t chase green candles or hype.

Stay smart. Stay strategic.

Don't follow the crowd. $BTC